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Quantography Labs has announced the early-access release of Lock.com — a hardware-free crypto wallet built around an isolated, air-gapped security architecture that eliminates the need for dedicated hardware wallets.
The Problem With Hardware Wallets
Hardware wallets have long been the standard for protecting digital assets. But they come with an inherent trade-off: users must trust the device, the manufacturer, and the supply chain behind it. That’s a lot of trust to place in a single point of failure.
Lock.com removes that dependency entirely.
 
How It Works
Lock.com separates the signing environment from the broadcasting environment. Private keys remain on a fully offline signer. Transactions are created and broadcast on a connected device. Private keys never touch the internet. The system is designed to work with devices users already own — no purpose-built hardware required.
The platform also integrates post-quantum cryptographic standards — specifically ML-DSA signatures and ML-KEM key encapsulation — alongside the isolated signing model, building quantum resistance into the architecture from the ground up.
Built Out of Frustration
Lock.com was born from a simple observation: too many people are still losing funds in ways that shouldn’t be happening. Not because self-custody failed — but because the software environment around the hardware was never built to the same standard. Lock.com is designed to close that gap structurally.
Early Access
The early access phase is focused on gathering user feedback ahead of general availability. Enrolment is open now at lock.com.
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